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Tales of detection

edited with an introduction by Dorothy L. Sayers.

Reprinted.

London : J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1963. xvi, 382 pages.

(Everyman's library ; 928).

An anthology of nineteen short stories.

Hardcover.

Fine in VG+ price-clipped DW.

Ref No: 6810

£10.00

Author: Sayers, Dorothy L. Bailey, Henry ChristopherBentley, Edmund ClerihewChesterton, G. K.Christie, AgathaCollins, Williams WilkieCrofts, Freeman WillsEustace, RobertFreeman, R. AustinKing, C. DalyKnox, Ronald A.Stevenson, Robert LouisBerkeley, AnthonyRhode, JohnSayers, Dorothy L.Poe, Edgar AllanJepson, EdgarKennedy, MilwardBurke, ThomasBramah, ErnestWade, Henry

Categories: Crime fiction - short stories

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